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  1. SF: Eyes on the Street: Oak Street Protected Bike Lane Ready to RideRead the original story

    Wednesday May 8 | StreetsBlog.org

    The Oak Street protected bike lane was opened to bicycle traffic today - the SFMTA finished striping and bike traffic signals just in time to welcome commuters on Bike to Work Day tomorrow, according to the agency's Livable Streets Facebook page .

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  2. Supes Farrell and Cohen Have Yet to Grasp Why Free Parking Hurts SFRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday May 6 | StreetsBlog.org

    Mark Farrell and Malia Cohen emerged as the most vocal proponents of free car parking on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors at a hearing on parking meters last week.

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  3. San Mateo County's "Streets Alive! Parks Alive!" ReturnsRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday May 1 | StreetsBlog.org

    South San Francisco opened up a section of downtown Grand Avenue to people for last year's "Streets Alive! Parks Alive!," though the event continues to mostly take place in parks.

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  4. SF Still Waiting for David Chiu to Stand Up for Protected Bike Lanes on PolkRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Apr 30 | StreetsBlog.org

    In January 2011 , David Chiu rode on Polk Street and said the expansion of protected bikeways was his top transportation priority.

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  5. Bicycle Traffic Counter Could Come to Market Street by Bike to Work DayRead the original story

    Apr 17, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    San Francisco will get its first bicycle traffic counter within the next month. The SF Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors sealed the deal yesterday on a bike counter for Market Street between Ninth and Tenth Streets.

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  6. SFMTA Adds Temporary Posts to Separate Fell Street Bike Lane From TrafficRead the original story

    Apr 11, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    The SF Municipal Transportation Agency brought the Market Street treatment to Fell Street yesterday, installing some plastic "safe-hit" posts along its three-block bike lane as a temporary safety measure, after the agency announced last week that concrete planters may not arrive until the end of the year .

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  7. Raised Bike Lanes: A Solution to Help Taxis and Cyclists Share the StreetsRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 9, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    I was recently rolling down the 14th Street bike lane when a man standing on the far side of the Guerrero Street intersection flagged down a taxi that had just passed by me.

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  8. SFMTA Delays Ped/Bike Safety Measures on Fell and Oak Yet AgainRead the original story w/Photo

    Apr 3, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    Nearly two years after Mayor Ed Lee took a ride on Oak Street in a convoy of city officials and bike advocates, San Franciscans are still forced to mix with cars on the motorway.

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  9. As Bike-Share Pilot Lurches Along, Supe Wiener Calls for Full-Scale LaunchRead the original story w/Photo

    Mar 5, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    While San Franciscans eagerly await the repeatedly-delayed launch of the Bay Area's small-scale bike-share pilot program , which has now been downsized to a minuscule 700 bikes , Supervisor Scott Wiener says San Francisco needs to take the initiative to move ahead and launch a "full-scale system" throughout the city by next year.

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  10. Failing to Back Up His Words, Mayor Lee Won't Fund SF's Bike StrategyRead the original story w/Photo

    Feb 13, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    Mayor Lee will bike to City Hall on Bike to Work Day, but he refuses to make the necessary investments to put SF's bike infrastructure on par with other leading cities.

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  11. SFMTA's Bicycle Strategy Could Make SF Top in the Nation - If It's FundedRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 30, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    The SF Municipal Transportation Agency has mapped out a course that could make San Francisco the most bike-friendly city in the nation.

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  12. Survey: SF's Top Transpo Priorities Are Fixing Muni, Safer Walking and BikingRead the original story w/Photo

    Jan 23, 2013 | StreetsBlog.org

    San Francisco's scarce transportation funds should be used to make streets safer for walking and biking, and to make existing Muni service more reliable before expanding it, according to city residents who were asked to choose how to prioritize public spending.

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  13. The 2012 SF Streetsies, Part 1Read the original story w/Photo

    Dec 28, 2012 | StreetsBlog.org

    Here we present Streetsblog SF's first annual Streetsie Awards to recognize the highlights of 2012.

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  14. Lacking Details, Officials Tout Upcoming SF Ped Action StrategyRead the original story w/Photo

    Dec 19, 2012 | StreetsBlog.org

    While there's no concrete Pedestrian Action Strategy for San Franciscans to read over yet, city officials went ahead and held a press conference today to tell the public the document is coming next month.

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  15. SF: Yet Another Bike-Share Delay: Launch Now Set for Summer 2013 or LaterRead the original story

    Dec 13, 2012 | StreetsBlog.org

    Bike-share in the Bay Area will now arrive no sooner than the summer of 2013, roughly a year and a half after the original launch date , according to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

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  16. SF: A Reality Check for the DA's New Traffic Safety CampaignRead the original story

    Dec 10, 2012 | StreetsBlog.org

    One of these things is not like the others: District Attorney George GascA3n's new ad campaign would have San Franciscans believe that driving into a crosswalk full of pedestrians is no more dangerous than crossing against a signal on foot or bike.

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  17. Give to Streetsblog SF and You Could Win a New BikeRead the original story w/Photo

    Dec 6, 2012 | StreetsBlog.org

    With the launch of Streetsblog's year-end online pledge drive comes an exciting opportunity to win a sweet new bike.

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  18. Oakland's Holiday Gift: Parking Dysfunction and Traffic CongestionRead the original story w/Photo

    Nov 30, 2012 | StreetsBlog.org

    The City of Oakland would apparently like to think it's doing merchants and shoppers a favor by declaring all on-street car parking free every Saturday until New Year's. Of course, parking meters were invented to encourage turnover and allow more driving customers to park near businesses.

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